1. 2wrEssential 2wrConcepts 2wrof 2wrRadiologic 2wrScience
2. 2w
TEST BANK For Radiologic Science for Technologists
12th Edition by Stewart C Bushong
Chapters 1 - 40, Complete
, TABLE OF CONTENTS
Basic 2wrPhysics 2wrPrimer
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3. 2wrThe 2wrStructure 2wrof 2wrMatter
4. 2wrElectromagnetic 2wrEnergy
5. 2wrElectricity, 2wrMagnetism, 2wrand 2wrElectromagnetism
6. 2wrThe 2wrX-Ray 2wrImaging 2wrSystem
7. 2wrThe 2wrX-Ray 2wrTube
8. 2wrX-Ray 2wrProduction
9. 2wrX-Ray 2wrEmission
10. 2wrX-Ray 2wrInteraction 2wrwith 2wrMatter
11. 2wrImaging 2wrScience
12. 2wrComputed 2wrRadiography
13. 2wrDigital 2wrRadiography
14. 2wrDigital 2wrRadiographic 2wrTechnique
15. 2wrImage 2wrAcquisition
16. 2wrPatient-Image 2wrOptimization
17. 2wrViewing 2wrthe 2wrMedical 2wrImage
18. 2wrPicture 2wrArchiving 2wrand 2wrCommunication 2wrSystem
19. 2wrImage 2wrPerception
20. 2wrDigital 2wrDisplay 2wrDevice
21. 2wrMedical 2wrImage 2wrDescriptors
22. 2wrScatter 2wrRadiation
23. 2wrRadiographic 2wrArtifacts
24. 2wrMammography
25. 2wrFluoroscopy
26. 2wrInterventional 2wrRadiology
27. 2wrComputed 2wrTomography
28. 2wrTomosynthesis
29. 2wrHuman 2wrBiology
30. 2wrFundamental 2wrPrinciples 2wrof 2wrRadiobiology
31. 2wrMolecular 2wrRadiobiology
32. 2wrCellular 2wrRadiobiology
33. 2wrDeterministic 2wrEffects 2wrof 2wrRadiation
34. 2wrStochastic 2wrEffects 2wrof 2wrRadiation
35. 2wrHealth 2wrPhysics
36. 2wrDesigning 2wrfor 2wrRadiation 2wrProtection
37. 2wrRadiography/Fluoroscopy 2wrPatient 2wrRadiation 2wrDose
38. 2wrComputed 2wrTomography 2wrPatient 2wrRadiation 2wrDose
39. 2wrPatient 2wrRadiation 2wrDose 2wrManagement
40. 2wrOccupational 2wrRadiation 2wrDose 2wrManagement 2wr
,Chapter 2wr01: 2wrEssential 2wrConcepts 2wrof 2wrRadiologic
2wrScience 2wrBushong: 2wrRadiologic 2wrScience 2wrfor
2wrTechnologists, 2wr12th 2wrEdition
MULTIPLE 2wrCHOICE
1. Matter 2wris 2wrmeasured 2wrin .
a. kilograms
b. joules
c. electron 2wrvolts
d. rems
ANS A
WER
Matter 2wris 2wrmeasured 2wrin 2wrkilograms.
:
2. Atoms 2wrand 2wrmolecules 2wrare 2wrthe 2wrfundamental 2wrbuilding 2wrblocks 2wrof .
a. energy
b. radiation
c. matter
d. gravity
ANS C
WER
Atoms 2wrand 2wrmolecules 2wrare 2wrthe 2wrfundamental 2wrbuilding 2wrblocks 2wrof 2wrmatter.
:
3. Ice 2wrand 2wrsteam 2wrare 2wrexamples 2wrof 2wrtwo 2wrforms 2wrof .
a. matter
b. radiation
c. energy
d. work
ANS: A
Ice 2wrand 2wrsteam 2wrare 2wrexamples 2wrof 2wrtwo 2wrforms 2wrof 2wrmatter.
4. The 2wrformula 2wrE 2wr= 2wrmc2 2wr
is 2wrthe 2wrbasis 2wrfor 2wrthe 2wrtheory 2wrthat 2wrled 2wrto 2wrthe
development 2wrof
2wr .
a. x-rays
b. electromagnetic 2wrradiation
c. nuclear 2wrpower
d. cathode 2wrray 2wrtubes
ANS: C
The 2wrformula 2wrE 2wr= 2wrmc2 2wris 2wrthe 2wrbasis 2wrfor 2wrthe 2wrtheory 2wrthat 2wrled 2wrto 2wrthe
2wrdevelopment 2wrof 2wrnuclear 2wrpower.
5. Radio 2wrwaves, 2wrlight, 2wrand 2wrx-rays 2wrare 2wrall 2wrexamples 2wrof energy.
a. nuclear
b. thermal
c. electrical
d. electromagnetic
ANS: D
Electromagnetic 2wrenergy 2wrincludes 2wrradio 2wrwaves, 2wrlight, 2wrand 2wrx-rays 2wras 2wrwell 2wras
2wrother 2wrparts 2wrof 2wrthe2wrspectrum.
, 6. A 2wrmoving 2wrobject 2wrhas energy.
a. potential
b. kinetic
c. nuclear
d. electromagnetic
ANS: 2wr B
A 2wrmoving 2wrobject 2wrhas 2wrkinetic 2wrenergy.
7. What 2wris 2wrthe 2wrremoval 2wrof 2wran 2wrelectron 2wrfrom 2wran 2wratom 2wrcalled?
a. Ionization
b. Pair 2wrproduction
c. Irradiation
d. Electricity
ANS: 2wr A
The 2wrremoval 2wrof 2wran 2wrelectron 2wrfrom 2wran 2wratom 2wris 2wrcalled 2wrionization.
8. Ionizing 2wrradiation 2wris 2wrcapable 2wrof 2wrremoving from 2wratoms 2wras 2writ 2wrpasses
2wr through 2wrthe2wrmatter.
a. neutrons
b. protons
c. electrons
d. ions
ANS: 2wr C
Ionizing 2wrradiation 2wris 2wrcapable 2wrof 2wrremoving 2wrelectrons 2wrfrom 2wratoms 2wras 2writ 2wrpasses
2wrthrough 2wrthe 2wrmatter.
9. The 2wrenergy 2wrof 2wrx-rays 2wr is 2wr_ .
a. thermal
b. potential
c. kinetic
d. electromagnetic
ANS: 2wr D
X-rays 2wrare 2wra 2wrform 2wrof 2wrelectromagnetic 2wrenergy.
10. The 2wrbiggest 2wrsource 2wrof 2wrman-made 2wrionizing 2wrradiation 2wrexposure 2wrto 2wrthe 2wrpublic 2wris
2wr .
a. atomic 2wrfallout
b. diagnostic 2wrx-rays
c. smoke 2wrdetectors
d. nuclear 2wrpower 2wrplants
ANS: 2wr B
Medical 2wrx-ray 2wrexposure 2wris 2wrthe 2wrbiggest 2wrsource 2wrof 2wrman-made 2wrradiation.
11. In 2wrthe 2wrUnited 2wrStates, 2wrwe 2wrare 2wrexposed 2wrto _ 2wrmSv/year 2wrof 2wrionizing
radiation 2wrfrom 2wrthe2wrnatural 2wrenvironment.
2wr
a. 0 2wrto 2wr5
b. 5 2wrto 2wr20
c. 20 2wrto 2wr90
2. 2w
TEST BANK For Radiologic Science for Technologists
12th Edition by Stewart C Bushong
Chapters 1 - 40, Complete
, TABLE OF CONTENTS
Basic 2wrPhysics 2wrPrimer
r
3. 2wrThe 2wrStructure 2wrof 2wrMatter
4. 2wrElectromagnetic 2wrEnergy
5. 2wrElectricity, 2wrMagnetism, 2wrand 2wrElectromagnetism
6. 2wrThe 2wrX-Ray 2wrImaging 2wrSystem
7. 2wrThe 2wrX-Ray 2wrTube
8. 2wrX-Ray 2wrProduction
9. 2wrX-Ray 2wrEmission
10. 2wrX-Ray 2wrInteraction 2wrwith 2wrMatter
11. 2wrImaging 2wrScience
12. 2wrComputed 2wrRadiography
13. 2wrDigital 2wrRadiography
14. 2wrDigital 2wrRadiographic 2wrTechnique
15. 2wrImage 2wrAcquisition
16. 2wrPatient-Image 2wrOptimization
17. 2wrViewing 2wrthe 2wrMedical 2wrImage
18. 2wrPicture 2wrArchiving 2wrand 2wrCommunication 2wrSystem
19. 2wrImage 2wrPerception
20. 2wrDigital 2wrDisplay 2wrDevice
21. 2wrMedical 2wrImage 2wrDescriptors
22. 2wrScatter 2wrRadiation
23. 2wrRadiographic 2wrArtifacts
24. 2wrMammography
25. 2wrFluoroscopy
26. 2wrInterventional 2wrRadiology
27. 2wrComputed 2wrTomography
28. 2wrTomosynthesis
29. 2wrHuman 2wrBiology
30. 2wrFundamental 2wrPrinciples 2wrof 2wrRadiobiology
31. 2wrMolecular 2wrRadiobiology
32. 2wrCellular 2wrRadiobiology
33. 2wrDeterministic 2wrEffects 2wrof 2wrRadiation
34. 2wrStochastic 2wrEffects 2wrof 2wrRadiation
35. 2wrHealth 2wrPhysics
36. 2wrDesigning 2wrfor 2wrRadiation 2wrProtection
37. 2wrRadiography/Fluoroscopy 2wrPatient 2wrRadiation 2wrDose
38. 2wrComputed 2wrTomography 2wrPatient 2wrRadiation 2wrDose
39. 2wrPatient 2wrRadiation 2wrDose 2wrManagement
40. 2wrOccupational 2wrRadiation 2wrDose 2wrManagement 2wr
,Chapter 2wr01: 2wrEssential 2wrConcepts 2wrof 2wrRadiologic
2wrScience 2wrBushong: 2wrRadiologic 2wrScience 2wrfor
2wrTechnologists, 2wr12th 2wrEdition
MULTIPLE 2wrCHOICE
1. Matter 2wris 2wrmeasured 2wrin .
a. kilograms
b. joules
c. electron 2wrvolts
d. rems
ANS A
WER
Matter 2wris 2wrmeasured 2wrin 2wrkilograms.
:
2. Atoms 2wrand 2wrmolecules 2wrare 2wrthe 2wrfundamental 2wrbuilding 2wrblocks 2wrof .
a. energy
b. radiation
c. matter
d. gravity
ANS C
WER
Atoms 2wrand 2wrmolecules 2wrare 2wrthe 2wrfundamental 2wrbuilding 2wrblocks 2wrof 2wrmatter.
:
3. Ice 2wrand 2wrsteam 2wrare 2wrexamples 2wrof 2wrtwo 2wrforms 2wrof .
a. matter
b. radiation
c. energy
d. work
ANS: A
Ice 2wrand 2wrsteam 2wrare 2wrexamples 2wrof 2wrtwo 2wrforms 2wrof 2wrmatter.
4. The 2wrformula 2wrE 2wr= 2wrmc2 2wr
is 2wrthe 2wrbasis 2wrfor 2wrthe 2wrtheory 2wrthat 2wrled 2wrto 2wrthe
development 2wrof
2wr .
a. x-rays
b. electromagnetic 2wrradiation
c. nuclear 2wrpower
d. cathode 2wrray 2wrtubes
ANS: C
The 2wrformula 2wrE 2wr= 2wrmc2 2wris 2wrthe 2wrbasis 2wrfor 2wrthe 2wrtheory 2wrthat 2wrled 2wrto 2wrthe
2wrdevelopment 2wrof 2wrnuclear 2wrpower.
5. Radio 2wrwaves, 2wrlight, 2wrand 2wrx-rays 2wrare 2wrall 2wrexamples 2wrof energy.
a. nuclear
b. thermal
c. electrical
d. electromagnetic
ANS: D
Electromagnetic 2wrenergy 2wrincludes 2wrradio 2wrwaves, 2wrlight, 2wrand 2wrx-rays 2wras 2wrwell 2wras
2wrother 2wrparts 2wrof 2wrthe2wrspectrum.
, 6. A 2wrmoving 2wrobject 2wrhas energy.
a. potential
b. kinetic
c. nuclear
d. electromagnetic
ANS: 2wr B
A 2wrmoving 2wrobject 2wrhas 2wrkinetic 2wrenergy.
7. What 2wris 2wrthe 2wrremoval 2wrof 2wran 2wrelectron 2wrfrom 2wran 2wratom 2wrcalled?
a. Ionization
b. Pair 2wrproduction
c. Irradiation
d. Electricity
ANS: 2wr A
The 2wrremoval 2wrof 2wran 2wrelectron 2wrfrom 2wran 2wratom 2wris 2wrcalled 2wrionization.
8. Ionizing 2wrradiation 2wris 2wrcapable 2wrof 2wrremoving from 2wratoms 2wras 2writ 2wrpasses
2wr through 2wrthe2wrmatter.
a. neutrons
b. protons
c. electrons
d. ions
ANS: 2wr C
Ionizing 2wrradiation 2wris 2wrcapable 2wrof 2wrremoving 2wrelectrons 2wrfrom 2wratoms 2wras 2writ 2wrpasses
2wrthrough 2wrthe 2wrmatter.
9. The 2wrenergy 2wrof 2wrx-rays 2wr is 2wr_ .
a. thermal
b. potential
c. kinetic
d. electromagnetic
ANS: 2wr D
X-rays 2wrare 2wra 2wrform 2wrof 2wrelectromagnetic 2wrenergy.
10. The 2wrbiggest 2wrsource 2wrof 2wrman-made 2wrionizing 2wrradiation 2wrexposure 2wrto 2wrthe 2wrpublic 2wris
2wr .
a. atomic 2wrfallout
b. diagnostic 2wrx-rays
c. smoke 2wrdetectors
d. nuclear 2wrpower 2wrplants
ANS: 2wr B
Medical 2wrx-ray 2wrexposure 2wris 2wrthe 2wrbiggest 2wrsource 2wrof 2wrman-made 2wrradiation.
11. In 2wrthe 2wrUnited 2wrStates, 2wrwe 2wrare 2wrexposed 2wrto _ 2wrmSv/year 2wrof 2wrionizing
radiation 2wrfrom 2wrthe2wrnatural 2wrenvironment.
2wr
a. 0 2wrto 2wr5
b. 5 2wrto 2wr20
c. 20 2wrto 2wr90
